IoT Training in Noida

 How is IoT useful?

• IoT is beneficial because it makes our work easy and is very less time-consuming. Let’s, take in to account the smartphones we use, has made our lives so easy and our a lot of work can be done in just fingertips.

Industrial IoT jobs

These are the 5 most promising industrial IoT jobs that will see the biggest increase over the next years:

Industrial data scientists.

• The role of a data scientist is to extract and prepare data, conduct advanced analytics, and apply the findings to improve products or production.
• Industrial data scientists must understand both manufacturing processes and IT systems and possess strong root cause analysis skills to identify correlations and draw conclusions.
• Programming skills will be required, including capabilities to use both statistical programming languages, such as “R,” and general-purpose programming languages, such as Python. Individuals in this role will need the flexibility to address topics continuously or respond to specific requests, as well as be able to work onsite or remotely.

Robot coordinator

• Semi-autonomous, autonomous, and even humanoid robots are entering the shopfloors of factories. 
• The role of robot coordinator will be a newly created industrial IoT job with the responsibility to oversee the robots on the shop floor and respond to malfunctions or error signals.
• The coordinator will carry out both routine and emergency maintenance tasks and involve other experts as needed. If a robot must be taken out of service, the coordinator will replace it with a substitute in order to reduce production downtime.
• In many cases, manufacturers will be able to retrain machine operators to take on this role, reducing the need for new hires.

IT/IoT solution architect

• In order to manage the increasing amount of machines and products that are connected in real-time, IT solution architects take on the responsibility for the overall system design.
• They are involved in mapping the business needs to system requirements and technical requirements.
• Together with other technical architects they produce the technical specifications, integrating different technologies, platforms and people

Industrial UI/UX designer

• Another job family that is slowly migrating from the consumer world to the industrial world are user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) designers.
• From intuitive manufacturing dashboards on tablets and mobile phones, to machine interfaces and robot interaction, augmented reality applications in operations and maintenance and finally the service and product design for the users of industrial equipment – the industrial environment will see a dramatic increase of user interfaces that need to be optimized for usability.
• Both job functions are increasingly becoming more important in the industrial environment.
• Basic knowledge of industrial software architecture design and state-of-the-art programming paradigms are a must for any industrial UI/UX designer
• There are several IoT connectivity and network protocols and standards, both wireless and fixed.
• In most real-life IoT projects it’s a combination.
• Connectivity happens on all levels: at a very close range (e.g. between devices), further away (e.g. between devices and the cloud)or at very large distances.
• Connectivity standards are also different, depending on the power that is needed and the volumes of IoT data transmitted, adding to the broad range of standards and solutions.
• Connectivity in the sense of connected devices is the start, connected data is where the value starts.